Incapacitating Vow Poem by michael Smajda

Incapacitating Vow



I can't give you my hand in marriage.
I, accidently, lost my ring hand in a car crash.
Since I accidently took the wrong hormones,
I can't stop growing a man's mustache.
As much I surely would love to,
I can never love you with all my heart.
You see, recently, I traded my broken one in
For one donated by distant cousin Art.
All I can say is I'll love you blindly.
And I'll try to my best to see more good in you.
But since I don't have a leg to stand on,
I can't be choosey when chancing to say, "I do."

Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: romance
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